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In Eclipse, Bella Swan is faced with a multitude of decisions.

She and Edward Cullen are faced (as usual) with the truth that they can not be together as a vampire and her as a human.  Bella longs to be turned into a vampire, and it is inevitable that she will become one, but Edward keeps trying to stall her decision so that she can enjoy the human experience. 

Just because Edward came back in New Moon does not mean that Jacob Black disappeared or that he is giving up the fight for Bella's heart.  Jacob continues to try to woo Bella and also be her friend, while Bella tries to force Edward and Jacob, vampire and werewolf, to coincide as friends.

This would be an impossible feat, but Bella's unavoidable magnetism to danger could cause them to join against a common enemy.  Humans keep getting murdered in Seattle, and the police are stumped.  Only the vampires and the werewolves know what is behind these deaths - more vampires.  They also know that something or someone is after Bella again causing them to put their differences aside to protect their mutual love.

This was another great book from the Twilight series.  Bella swan is in a mixed-up supernatural love triangle and her life is once again in danger.  I could not put this book down.